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Earthquake. [ speaking foreign language ] reporter: more than 208,000 apprehensions reported at the border in august, a 317% increase over the same period last year. alexander mayorkas saying they re working to address the influx, saying they ll endorse title 42, a trump era policy that allowed the expulsion of migrants without allowing them to seek asylum. more people could be on the way. authorities anticipate an additional 8,000 men and women would come here over the next several days. customs and border officials trying to get a hand on the situation that seems to be getting worse. marcus, thank you. now to climate change tonight and executives from oil giants including exxon mobil and bp have been called to testify before congress. lawmakers accusing them of ....
Diplomats. and it s it s a it s a horrible it s a horrible feeling and we need to keep that in mind on this really, really heavy day. that especially those service members who already suffer from ptsd. i i would like to say, if you know a friend, a family member, or a family who has lost a loved one, please reach out to them. especially, today and the coming days because it s a hurtful time. and we need to remember that. tia and andrew, thank you both for joining me tonight. i really appreciate it. thank you. the intersection of the pandemic and climate change tonight. a hurricane supercharged by the hot waters in the warming gulf and hospitals already full of covid patients who could not be evacuated. the latest on the situation in louisiana is next. uisiana is ne. ....
Don t know. i don t think it s i think the difference here is that obama had to prove that white voters would vote for a black nominee, and that s what happened in iowa. pete clearly doesn t have that same challenge. white voters seem to like him. but you say he s uneven, then. you know, he can be passionate about one thing and doesn t seem really comfortable about something else. i mean you look at every candidate, they re like that. look at joe biden. joe biden tonight, how uneven i know you gave him a d. for the second half. he got a b in the first half. so maybe a c. but how uneven is he? when he talks about foreign policy he s great. he s terrific. he s firm. he doesn t have to think about it. he s not walking on eggshells. he knows what he wants to do. but when he s talking about other things, maybe health care, maybe a b on that. mm-hmm. but climate change tonight, he had to talk marijuana. climate change tonight, he had to talk about his bill i ....
Issues really impacting communities of color in this country. and the marijuana issue, remember, people on college campuses don t get arrested for marijuana. we had more marijuana arrests in 2017 than all violent crimes combined, and it s disprop disproportionately focusing on that s a major problem. i have to toss back to anderson. we have to take a break. yes or no, if you don t make the next debate stage, will up stay in the race? i think we have to have that conversation as a campaign. i do think this is a turning point in my entire campaign. we need the surge. we need the support. please keep me on that stage so i can keep bringing up issues important to all americans. but you might drop out if you don t make it? go to cory booker.com if you want me in this. thank you so much. anderson, back to you. just ahead, we re going to talk about the other big news tonight. riveting testimony during today s impeachment inquiry. the u. ambassador to the eu, ....
To the index of other news tonight, and the desperate search for a missing hiker in maui.dolu shi seen on the trail five days ago. her wallet and found were found in her suv. her family from maryland tonight is now offering a $10,000 reward. a disturbing new headline involving climate change tonight. scientists in hawaii say carbon dioxide levels in the earth s atmosphere have hit their highest level in human history. co2 readings surpassing 415 parts per million. scientists blame the spike mostly on human activity. and amazon with an offer for its employees tonight. leave your job and they ll pay you to start your own business delivering amazon packages. willing to pay you $10,000, three months pay, and provide amazon-branded vans. when we come back tonight, celebrating a legend and the roles she made famous. ....